2024 college baseball/softball thread

In four months we'll be back to "BUCK FAMA" on the rock.

 

In five months you’ll be back to “Wait til next year.”

 

The dude willingly left a high-paying job at TCU for a higher-paying job. He "left his family?" He moved about 150 miles away. "Gave up a big part of his life?" Guy makes $1.46 million a year to coach college baseball.

And I'm supposed to feel sorry for the guy because he got asked a question that every single Aggie fan was thinking too?

 

Past tense there makes my Spidey sense tingle.

 

Winning a national championship falls squarely under the "Don't care, had sex" doctrine.

 

Of which "Don't care, Saban's gone" is a nice little offspring.

 

In many cultures, that is a pretty good definition of leaving one's family. (And I'm not playing defense for the coach; just sayin'.)

 

Anybody know what this guy means when he says going to ATM cost him his family? Does he literally mean his wife and kids didn't make the move with him and have yet to reconcile, etc? Or is he talking about his TCU family?

 

Anybody know why this iconic rock on the Tennessee campus is in the shape of the state of Kentucky if viewed from the opposite angle?

 

Beats me. Makes it more fun to piss on?

 

LOL

REPORT: Texas A&M Coach Jim Schlossnagle 'Deciding Between' Aggies And Texas Longhorns Job

 

So his wife and kids (if he has them) didn't come with him? If it meant that much to him to be around "family," then why did he take the job in the first place? No one forced him to leave TCU.

What a bunch of nonsense.

PS: Didn't see TSP's post. Looks as if he might be forced to abandon his family again. That would drive the TAMU cult crazy, it already has a huge inferiority complex about everything UT.